> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://stonederc20.gitbook.io/whitepaper/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://stonederc20.gitbook.io/whitepaper/mint-my-ens.md).

# Mint my ENS

#### Minting your unique.$STONED.eth ENS

* Step 1: Head over to [<mark style="color:green;">ENS.vision</mark>](https://ens.vision/name/%24stoned)&#x20;
* Step 2: Search for $stoned or [<mark style="color:yellow;">click here</mark>](https://ens.vision/name/%24stoned)
* Step 3: Click mint subdomain.

![](/files/I8QFtx1lgGzEQ0xROGs1)

* Step 4: Choose a name.

![](/files/R3kZiukPtwrU95Wh7CYb)

*in this case your ENS would be buymyweed.$stoned.eth,The mint will cost <mark style="color:green;">$42.0</mark> in ETH + gasfees.*

* Step 5: Click Mint Subdomain & approve the transaction

![](/files/1T9ZAozfcmdXEfzqUpL7)

* Step 6 : Mint Successful, Click Close

![](/files/Hr12OUm5arHZpDcqR7u7)

* Step 7:Navigate to your profile in the top right corner.

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![](/files/Y1GaFnguOw1dJz18sNiq)

* Step 8: Search for your newly minted name in your profile, and click the 3 dots, and then "View in Manager"

![](/files/iFVDZfH1gr3yvlLs3vL7)

* Step 10: look for "Set Primary ENS"

![](/files/BF1OUNU4BXFbPp8EcuYS)

* Step 11: Follow the Steps and approve the transaction.&#x20;

Welcome to the $STONED community! Remember to grab a baggy as well.

If someone minted your desired name already, you can make them an offer on ENS.vission, Opensea or relative marketplaces.


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